Android has an enormous app ecosystem, but many of those apps still struggle on larger screens, like tablets. And Android ...

Android only supports two computing architectures right now, namely Arm and x86. The former architecture is used in chips powering smartphones, most tablets, smartwatches, and TV boxes.

Lars Bergstrom, Android's director of engineering, wants RISC-V to be seen as a "tier-1 platform" in Android, which would put it on par with Arm. That's a big change from just six months ago.

A new Android-based OS known as ‘Esper Foundation’ could spell the end for Lenovo’s Chromebooks. Lenovo could be trying to kill the Chromebook with its own new Android OS : Read more ...

Amazon is making a bold leap away from Android, aiming to reshape the tech landscape with its Linux-based Vega OS. This strategic shift could redefine how millions interact with Fire TV devices ...

The Private Compute Core (PCC) was announced with Android 12 to let ML-backed features operate in a privacy-conscious manner independent of other parts of the OS, including third-party apps.